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'''Seven men to be tested''' ([[Wyl.]]'' sad mi mi bdun'') — the first seven monks in Tibet, ordained by [[Shantarakshita]].
'''Seven men to be tested''' ([[Wyl.]]'' sad mi mi bdun'') — the first seven monks in Tibet, ordained by [[Shantarakshita]].


#Ba Trizik, ordained as Shrighosha (Palyang)
#Ba Trizik (Wyl. ''sba khri gzigs''), ordained as Shrighosha (Skt. Śrīghoṣa; Tib. Palyang)
#[[Ba Salnang]], ordained as Jñanendra (Yeshe Wangpo)
#[[Ba Salnang]], ordained as Jñanendra (Skt. Jñānendra; Tib. Yeshe Wangpo)
#Ba Trisher
#Ba Trisher (Wyl. ''sba khri bzher/gzhir'')
#Pagor [[Vairotsana]]
#Pagor [[Vairotsana]]
#[[Ma Rinchen Chok]]
#[[Ma Rinchen Chok]]
#[[Gyalwa Chokyang]]
#[[Gyalwa Chokyang]]
#[[Khön Nagendrarakshita]] (Lü'i Wangpo Sungwa)
#[[Khön Nagendrarakshita]] (Tib. Lü'i Wangpo Sungwa)


There are alternative lists. According to some sources, there were three younger men, three older men and one was middle-aged.
There are alternative lists which include:
*Chim Shakyaprabha (Wyl. ''mchims Śākyaprabha'')
*Tsang Lekdrub (Wyl. ''gtsang legs grub'')
*Lasum Gyalwé Changchub (Wyl. ''la sum rgyal ba'i byang chub'')
 
According to some sources, there were three younger men, three older men and one was middle-aged.





Revision as of 17:03, 25 September 2009

Seven men to be tested (Wyl. sad mi mi bdun) — the first seven monks in Tibet, ordained by Shantarakshita.

  1. Ba Trizik (Wyl. sba khri gzigs), ordained as Shrighosha (Skt. Śrīghoṣa; Tib. Palyang)
  2. Ba Salnang, ordained as Jñanendra (Skt. Jñānendra; Tib. Yeshe Wangpo)
  3. Ba Trisher (Wyl. sba khri bzher/gzhir)
  4. Pagor Vairotsana
  5. Ma Rinchen Chok
  6. Gyalwa Chokyang
  7. Khön Nagendrarakshita (Tib. Lü'i Wangpo Sungwa)

There are alternative lists which include:

  • Chim Shakyaprabha (Wyl. mchims Śākyaprabha)
  • Tsang Lekdrub (Wyl. gtsang legs grub)
  • Lasum Gyalwé Changchub (Wyl. la sum rgyal ba'i byang chub)

According to some sources, there were three younger men, three older men and one was middle-aged.